Gruen911,
Great work on the Targa, looking great
Tony
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Gruen911,
Great work on the Targa, looking great
Tony
Hi everybody! Here a couple of pics of my 2.4 S/F
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Max
Is that your cave ? Really nice !
Not really John, but I wish it was :)Quote:
Originally Posted by John Fusco
Hi, Max ---- and welcomeQuote:
Originally Posted by Biancaneve
Any more details about your car? How long 've you had it? Where'd you find it, etc . . .
And what's an '2.4 S/F'? . . .
welcome Biancaneve.. very nice car... are you italian "snowwhite"?
Ciao Maurizio. Italian indeed, but living abroad since long time.Quote:
Originally Posted by mimimemegna
Hi "LongRanger". Very recent purchase after a long and sometime painful research. The car was part of a collection and when the owner died some time ago the heirs decided to sell it to a dealer that ultimately sold it to me. I was able to track down the owners until 1973 or their heirs and I'm currently waiting for their contribution to reconstruct all the history. S/F stands for "S" model "F", i.e. MY 1973. The sports seats in the picture are modern replica I had installed for safety and comfort but I have the original ones in the storage.Quote:
Originally Posted by LongRanger
Here some more pics:
The aftermarket stereo loudspeakers were installed in the 70's ... before deciding whether removing them I'd like to know when, who and how ... this is a part of my current enquiry with the previous owners.
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Here is the plastic fuel tank 1973-stamped
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Some goodies
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Engine (what else?) :o
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I've noticed that Europeans (especially Germans) refer to the cars using their O-A-B-C... designation more than the year, which is what most in the USA do.